Do Not Touch Me!

FOR I AM THE RED DEATH STALKING ABROAD!

Some Late Bears

The inky bear is crushing a poorly drawn ballpoint bear.

The Ingénue

A concept... er... thing for my Phantom picture book, based on the original Leroux novel.

It's Christine, in a dress inspired by Maria Bjornson's "Lost Dress"
Showing here:


Christine never wears it, but it is present in her dressing room.
It's nicknamed the "lost" dress because it is often lost in the background, hidden behind the dressing room door or in the shadows.

"The Horror, the Horror!"

A quick book cover for Joseph Conrad's, Heart of Darkness
I wanted a bold look for the cover, an all encompassing blackness. Hmm... or Darkness... oohhh!
I want to try and do more book covers in a similar minimalist style like this.
Seem like less is more nowadays!

2010 in Photos

Taken With Canon Rebel XT, Fujifilm FinePix, Kodak disposable, and a Holga 135BC














Happy 2010! Here's to an even better 2011

You're Not Dying, You Just Can't Think of Anything Good to Do

Words of wisdom from the great movie Ferris Bueller's Day off!

Maybe you can pull some advice from these babies,
FERRIS BUELLER TAROT CARDS(?)

I really don't know, but I'm happy with how they look!
I will touch them up a bit more, and I have TONS of other ideas for the other cards! :)

We are the Music Makers, and we are the Dreamers of Dreams

Pages from the website I'm working on.
God. I will never.ever. be a web developer. EVER. Dreamweaver and ALL it's AP DIVS can ROT.

I promise to post art soon!
I'm working on a TON of projects.
Paintings and illustrator files... and even a corset. Yup. Craziness abound!
We've only two more weeks (not even).

In preparation for all the ridiculous amounts of work ahead of me, my body has decided to take it upon itself to fail and become sick. If I don't have a fever by tomorrow (or later tonight...) then I'll be utterly shocked. Thanks 40 degree room. Thanks.

I cannot wait to go home for good. I need me some Christmas.

Snow White

Heres a paper Snow White for all of you!

It is an illustration from this scene from the original German tale:

"I suppose you can look," said the old woman, and pulled the poisonous comb out and held it up.
It pleased the girl so well that she let herself be beguiled, and opened the door. When they had made a bargain the old woman said, "Now I will comb you properly for once."
Poor little Snow White had no suspicion, and let the old woman do as she pleased, but hardly had she put the comb in her hair than the poison in it took effect, and the girl fell down senseless."

I'd never heard of poison comb before.

French Lady

A little sketch of a French/Irish lady from a great story a friend wrote.

:)

Dracula Sketch

A preliminary sketch for a scratchboard piece.
Oh boy. Dracula is such a hunk.

I will delete this post when the final is done!